on what should be a bustling saturday in the city of lights, in many ways, it's a ghost town other than those paying tribute by laying flowers and candles at attack sites. also, the only other people on the street, police restoring peace to a shaken and saddened nation. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today," i'm rosemary connors, 9:00 on saturday. here's what we know at this point. take a look. this video in showing isis claiming responsibility for the attacks. nbc news has not authenticated  it, but it's similar from previous messages from the group. they described the attacks as an act of war. at least 127 people were killed in the shootings and explosions at several sites in paris. as soon as we learned from the attacks, we sent nbc 10's jim rosenfield to france by way of

london and sent this update. >> my photographer, bruce ryan, and i have made it to london, it's 11:00 in the morning, and we are connecting now to a flight to pairris. we didn't know if we get here, but bruce and i, no problem, bruce and i, no problem, on the next leg of the journey well aware of the very sobering story we're going to encounter in paris, and when we arrived here, we got updates of the rising death toll as well as the isis claiming responsibility for the attack. next time we see you we're in paris reporting from there. that's all from now from london. back to you. >> nbc sew's george spencer is with us now, and, george, you have been monitoring the developments overnight including those recent statements from isis. fill us in. >> yeah, so frightening,

rosemary, the islamics would remain, quote, at the top of the list of targets, and terrorists call it a capital of adultery and vice. their words. we know that right now, french squaurts a security is meeting to discuss next steps after attacks from eight assailants who are now dead. you can hear some of the explosions in the brand new video taken at the theater hall, and watch as the crowds there for a concert race for the back exits. the doors you see there, and up at the top of the screen, you even see people apparently hanging from windows to excape explosions and gunfire. the theater was the scene of the most devastation with dozens taken hostage and many killed. meantime, this new video shows another scene this morning with forensics investigators at work

at one of the restaurants targeted as well as a soccer stadium. news reports indicated one living in paris was eating dinner with american friends near the cafe last night. we talked to her via skpe this morning, she described the chaos of getting alerts about the terror nearby. >> so as americans, we felt a sense of -- we wanted to be safe first, and i contacted the u.s. embassy. they told us not to go there because it was a potential target. everyone was advised to stay indoors. we went to the kitchen of the restaurant, hiding out there just to be safe. i was trying to remain calm for my friends because it was their first time in paris. >> reporter: jessica and her american friends from new jersey are safe now. they eventually took shelter in their apartments and airnb

homes. meanwhile, video showing french mourners placing flowers at the attack site. memorials for the victims are popping up in locations throughout the season, so many in the french capital looking for a way to express their grief. we are also getting word this morning that they are lining up for hours to give blood to the injured who survived attacks, but who are in bad shape. the total number of wounded survivors is not completely clear, but it looks to be at least 200 people. rosemary. >> thank you so much, george. see you shortly. the attacks happened just outside the high tourist area near the tower, and they responded to shots fired in six locations including the stadium, restaurants, and the concert hall. this is the set of terrorist attacks in paris just over the last ten months. you may remember back in january 12 killed, 11 of them worked at the newspaper "charlie hebdo,"

and a branch in yemen claimed responsibility on that attack, in retaliation for the cartoon depiction of the prophet. a night of fun turned into a night of terror, how one woman described the chaos who lives next to a restaurant sprayed by bullets in the attacks. charlotte was with her friends at a bar next door when the gunfire and explosions broke out. the bar quickly went into lock down during the attack at the nearby restaurant. she and her friends are all okay this morning. charlotte was in paris in january during those attacks against "charlie hebdo," and says the city will unify again as it did then. >> if we let fear just take us, and then we can't do anything, so, i mean, i think we just have to be strong and just show people that we are not scared, and we are going to continue to live our lives, whatever happens.

>> charlotte says everyone was on lock down in the bar for three hours while police investigated the shooting scene at the nearby restaurant. new york city showed solidarity with france last night. the 1 world trade center spire lit in blue, white, and red, the french flag colors in honor of those killed in paris. in our area, philadelphia's boat house row lit up in the french flag colors overnight out of respect for the victims. we are following the developments in paris, and we'll continue to bring you the new information throughout the newscast and check back in with george spencer in a short while from now. right now, on nbc 10.com, images of the aftermath in paris. you can also get updates on the nbc 10 app. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, off to a cold start, temperatures in the 40s, the winds also, so it's feeling like the 30s outside. cold today, not as cold tomorrow, but still chilly, in store for a big warmup this

week. here's a live look outside, looking from the cape may camera, partly cloudy skies in the area, and minely 40s on want map, 45 in allentown, 44 in lan kapser, and 45 in philadelphia, sliding down south and east and looking at the upper 40s, 49 in millville, and 49 in atlantic city. windchill is colder than it is with the winds out there, feels like 38 in allentown, feeling like 25 in mount pocono, feels like 41 in philadelphia, and wind chill in atlantic city is 38 degrees. we have cold air, looking at winds 10-20 miles per hour. 22 miles per hour in millville, and winds in reading is at 17 miles per hour and gusting higher than that. 36 miles per hour in mount pocono so chilly there. 29 miles per hour gusts in philadelphia, and 29d in millville. it is a blustery day.

by 11:00, 49 degrees, 3:00, '. i think we'll reach a high of 51 at 4:00 and then drop back in the 40s by 6:00. tomorrow, it's chilly. not cold today, closer to normal for this time of year, but we do have mid 60s, and 70 in the seven day. that is coming up in a few minutes. next, prayers for paris. that's the sentiment on this saturday as cities across the u.s. stand with the people of france. we'll show you the vigils honoring the victims. peace for france, the symbol shared thousands of times over this morning's terrorist attack, marking the worst of their kinds in the country's history. we'll be right back.

10 minutes after 9:00 on saturday. look at the picture making its way around social media in the wake of the paris terrorist attacks. the caption, peace for paris. as you can see, it incorporates the eiffel tower, and thousands are posting this to their profiles to pay tribute to the victims online and in person. cities across the country are paying respects. >> they are. we have been seeing across the country people were ways looking for ways to express grief. mourners just hugging one another, lighting candles, a makeshift memorial in front of the frens consulate in san francisco yesterday evening. they are leaving flowers and cards saying the thoughts are with the friends and family of theirs who live in paris. in the meantime back closer to the area up in boston, police stepped up patrols outside the french consulate and mourners

there paid respects. people left flowers and cards on the step of the kons lot. place say there is no credible threat, but they decided to increase security as a precaution. >> back at home, this is what you'll see when you pick up the paper this morning. carnage in paris. the attacks headlining the front page of the philadelphia inquirer, calling it the worst violence to hit france since world war ii. the front page says at least 140 killed. it's an evolving situation out of france this morning from -- >> the numbers have changed overnight. >> yes. >> as we get a clearer sense overnight about the reasoning from isis that their statement has been translated . a quote from their statement this morning, the stinch of death will not leave their noses as long as they remain at the forefront of western culture. that was the from isis this morning about france perceived as too permissive, describing

them as the capital of vice and adultery. beginning to put the pieces together on how this all evolved and why, if that's the reason. >> and we know that isis says france will remain a target, so, of course, the country on high alert through the weekend. >> frightening. >> george spencer, thank you. we'll check back shortly. drivers in center city, philadelphia can't seem to stay in their lanes these days. other news we're talking about on saturday, coming up, confusion, a major construction project caused, and why commuters are going to have to get used to it, michelle. >> get used to the cold this weekend, in the 40s right now, it feels like the 30s with the winds out there, chilly sunday, but we are tracking a warmup into want 60s, maybe 70 this week. more on that coming up. now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs.

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this project is going to take another year to complete. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, a cold start to the saturday, feeling the winds making it feel colder than it is. a blustery day today, and chilly again on sunday. weather headlines, yeah, blustery, temperatures and wind out there. we're going to be chilly sunday, closer to normal, but not quite as cold as. we're tracking a pretty big warmup midweek at 70 thursday, some spots hitting 70. right now, though, 48 degrees in philadelphia, mostly cloudy skies. winds northwest at 20 miles per hour. it's 9 degrees colder compared to this time. 40s north and west, 45 in allentown, 48 degrees in philadelphia. 45 in westchester. south and east, looking at the 40s as well, upper 40s, 49 in atlantic city, 48 in dover, and 49 in millville, new jersey. bundle up today. it's cold. it feels colder than it is. feels like 38 in allentown, and

wind chill inland caster 36 and feels like 32 in millville because of the winds from the northwest. winds anywhere from 10-25 miles per hour right now. 20 miles per hour in philadelphia. a 22 miles per hour wind in millville, and up to 20 miles per hour in mount pocono. gusting higher than that in the 30s in mount pocono, gusting up to 31 in reading, and 35 miles per hour in millville. there it is, that flag blowing around in the wind. you'll feel it all day long. not the greatest of all hair days. windy today, a mix of sun and clouds. tonight, mostly clears, temperatures drop in the 30s 37 in philadelphia. 32 north and west, the freezing mark, and then sunshine, a lot on sunday, chilly again, but, again, not as chilly as it is today, 69 degrees sunday. today, cold, 49-52 in philadelphia. winds nort west at 15-25 miles

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to speed on latest developments, george? >> rosemary, capital of vice and adultery, how isis described its target. the city of paris this morning coming up, the french president's response to a coordinated terrorist attack, and the security meeting that's happening right now. all right. right here back at home, we are tracking cold. temperatures in the 40s, wind chills in the 30s, it's windy out there. tracking the cold and a warmup. here's a live look outside, partly cloudy skies from the cape may camera, 47 degrees. your full forecast is coming up.

nbc 10 breaking news. questions and confusion this morning as the people of france try to make sense of a truly senseless act. while paris picks up the pieces, isis is speaking out. nbc 10's jim rosenfield just landed in paris to pick up coverage. we'll hear from him straight ahead. good morning, it's just before 9:30 on saturday, i'm rosemary connors, and what a day for the people of paris. here's the latest. isis claimed responsibility for the attacks last night. this video message was posted

online saying that militants armed with explosive belts and automatic weapons attacked carefully chosen targets in, quote, the capital of adultery and vice. at least 127 people killed in the attacks. that happened nearly simultaneously just outside the tourist area near the eiffel tower. the attackers targeted six locations including caves, the national sports stadium, and a concert hall where a sold out show by an american band was underway. nbc 10's george spencer has been following developments from france, george? >> rosemary, the newest information from the isis claim of responsibility now indicates the american band rock concert was targeted last night because the terrorists viewed it as, quote, an adultery party, and even with 127 dead, isis leaders say france mains at the top of its list of targets.

this cell phone video captured last night outside the concert at the theater hall shows survivors ran out the back exits. suicide bombers stormed the venue, one of paris' most popular, taking captive, killing many. the theater hall was not their only target. terrorists struck a soccer game where the french president was among the audience an crowded a cafes. we talked to one willing native now living in paris about the chaos she witnessed at dipper with friends at one terrorism scene. >> to have been there and know how close it was to us, it was not exactly where we were, but it was close enough to know that it could have happened anywhere. we were in a highly populated touristy area, and at the time, we did not have facts or who was the target.

we didn't know if americans were a target or if certain religious groups, we had no idea. >> tremendous confusion last night for jessica and her friends. they tried to take shelter at the american embassy, they tell us, they are in pairris, but th were told that, too, might be a target. eventually, they found safety in the apartments of natives whom they were staying there with. right now, we know that french security leaders are meeting to try to efficiently out their next steps. certainly, president obama along with other french allies have pledged their support, and the investigative focus centered on whether the eight dead assailants may have had other accomplices in france. >> thank you. we'll check back before the hour is out. nbc 10's jim rosenfield is in paris. take a look. >> we just landed at the airport here outside of paris.

you can see there are armed police in the airport, but for all intents and purposes, the airport is normal here right now. we'll get into downtown paris and start to talk to people with local connections to our area, pennsylvania, delaware, and new jersey and bring you the stories tonight at 11:00 on nbc 10 news. back to you. >> the attacks abroad in paris are impacting security in our country to some extent. in our area, the french consulate in center city near suburban station is on alert this morning, same is true at french embassies and consulates in other parts of the world. last night, we spoke with a restaurant owner in center city from france. he owns caribou cafe on walnut street just returning from a visit to his home country last weekend and spent last night checking in on friends and family. he was unaware of what happened until we spoke to him says he can't believe such a large scale attack was carried out in paris. we also caught up with a man at the airport headed to europe for a new job, and he now says he's

understandably nervous about safety overseas. >> definite worried. it's seven and a half hour flight, and, i mean, going to think about it while up in the air. >> homeland security experts say we should expect higher levels of security around our airports and train stations. the state department has hotlines set up if you're worried about any loved ones in paris. there's more information on that on our website. we are learning that at least three people died during the explosions that happened outside the soccer stadium. inside, it was chaos. this video comes from a philadelphia man who was there. he says parents were on the ground trying to cover their children. eventually, stadium security guards, as you can see, ushered the crowd on to the field. they had them wait there for the all clear. we are continuing to follow developments in paris and will bring you new information throughout the newscast. we'll also keep you posted online throughout the day at nbc10.com and on the nbc 10 app.

we'll have much more coming up. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we are starting off in the 40s right now, 48 degrees in philadelphia. you factor in the winds, they are gusty outside, and we're feeling like the 30s and feeling cloud cover today. we're seeing cloudy skies in philadelphia, so a mix of clouds, sun, and as we go throughout the afternoon, 48 degrees in philadelphia. 48 in northeast, philadelphia. 46 in chester springs, and same story in the north and west, mainly in the 40s, 45 in allentown, 44 in reading, 44 in pottstown, 36 in mount pocono. southern new jersey in the upper 40s, low 350s, 47 in mount holly and 48 degrees in dover, delaware. the winds feel like the 30s north and west, feeling like 25 degrees in mount pocono. wind chill in reading 36 and 41

in philadelphia, and feels like 42 in millville, new jersey. the winds are 15-25 miles per hour. in philadelphia, the winds at 20 miles per hour, 16 miles per hour in allentown, 16 miles per hour in dover, and 21 miles per hour in atlantic city. winds are gusting up to 20-30 miles per hour. temperatures throughout the day, just 49, windy conditions by lunchtime, 3:00, 51, 51 degrees, back in the 40s tonight. blustery saturday, chilly sunday, and tracking a pretty big warmup in the seven day. looking at that in a few minutes. take a look at this. a two-alarm fire ripped through a house last night keeping crews busy. more about what the investigators said about the cause of the blaze coming up.

plus this -- ♪ >> fighting spirit and show of solidarity, how the french ra y rallied together after lock down lifted at the stadium last night.

new from overnight in the area, two-alarm fire damaged this house in woolwich township. gosh, it's totally charred.

firefighters arrived at 1:00 this morning, and investigators are looking into what caused it. fortunately, no one was hurt. in bucks county, police say a man was behind bars in connection to a deadly shooting from last night. according to investigators, the shooting happened along richland town pike at 8:00 in the evening. no word on a motive in this case. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right. starting out in the 40s this morning, a live look outside, we are looking at mostly cloudy skies in. not the brightest sky right now. it's cold. we have winds gusting, feeling colder than it is. 24-hour temperature change, 9 degrees colder compared to 24 hours ago. 10 degrees colder in reading. eight degrees colder in dover. temperatures in the 40s, factor in the winds, feels colder than that. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s north and west, 44 in lancast

lancaster, and 48 in philadelphia, just 36, though, in mount pocono. south and east, upper 40s as well, 49 in atlantic city, and 48 in wildwood, 48 in millville, and 48 degrees in dover, delaware. winds are gusting at 31 in reading, 29 miles per hour in philadelphia. wilmington, 37 gusts in wilmington. factor in the winds, factor in the air temperature, and it feels like to your body, just 25 degrees in mount pocono. wind chill in philadelphia, 31, feels like 36 in lancaster, and 42 the wind chill in atlantic city. today, plan on a mix of clouds, sun, cold and windy or blustery, 49, topping out at 51 degrees. feeling like the 40s all day long. sunday, not as cold, but chilly and a big, big warmup midweek. we'll talk about that coming up. just before the terrorist

attacks, american defense officials were touting a symbolic blow to the islamic state. the terrorist suspect known as jihadi john is killed in a drone strike. how much impact did it have in the war against isis especially what happened yesterday? details ahead.

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face of the paris terrorist attacks, singing the french national anthem last night after the attacks as they left the national stadium outside of paris. they were held on lockdown for hours after multiple explosions went off just outside the stadium. it all happened during the match between tlo%e french and german national soccer teams. the president was there at the time, but he was able to get to safety. q% isis claimed responsibil for last night attacks as we've been reporting. the attacks killed at least 127 people, and the militants say france remains a target. nbc 10 ease george spencer has more on the isis connection, but, first, george, an update. >> new important information we just got. the state department official is now confirms that americans are among thefl, injured there in pairg paris. something we talked about earlier, not clear how many were french nationals, how many were visitors or study abroad students, that sort of thing. the state department officials confirms that americans are ? the injured not the

deceased. injured not the that's what we know right now. more to develop. in the meantime, though, really troubling explanation by isis for the massacre coming to light, really, throughout the morning over the last couple hours. the terrorist's groups online statement translated throughout the morning that claim of responsibility posted online, you can see it right here in both arabic and french. supporters circulated an audio version that was read by an unidentified speaker. now, that statement describes the rock concert targeted last night as a spot where, quote, hundreds of apostics were attended and a adultery party. they thought it was a symbol of western thought, permissiveness, and, obviously, pieces are coming together, and that's frightening for the french people that isis statement of responsibility that you just saw, it says the french country will still remain at the top of isis target list, even moving

forward. all of this, rosemary, coming just ten months after the "charlie hebdo" attack, the magazine attack there, which, at the time, though smaller, perceived as a huge massacre, and it was in its own right, this, though, the numbers outpace that significantly. >> and the people of france really looking at that attack in january as being specific, on journalists, on the magazine. now this is really impacting a country touching on what you mentioned, the latest update from the state department. we know thefí latest number's 3 injuries and in the hospital? >> huge numbers. >> our jim rosenfield there now looking to talk to people from our area there. : you have family and friends in paris trying to get in touch with them. jim could be an intermediary because the is there. catch him on twitter or e-mail. resources are widely available through twitter and online for÷ people who want to use official channels, but, yeah, journalists

americans abroad. >> george, thank you for being with us. former vice president al gore was in paris for a climate change concert when the attacks took place announcing he's sus pendi suspending the concert, and in the meantime, presidential candidates are voicing their thoughts on the tragedy, and we expect more to come throughout the day. hillary clinton tweeted last night, the reports from paris are harrowing, praying for the city and families of the victims, bernie sanders, horrified by the(ç attacks tonight, thoughts with the victims and loved ones. ben carson said thoughts and preyers with the people of paris tonight. trump weet tweeted my prayers with the victims and hostages in the hoattacks. may god wibe with you all. a u.s. drone strike killed a well-known isis militant, and officials say they are

reasonably certainly it kale e jihadi john. defense experts say the impact of this drone strike really, unfortunately, is overshadowed by the terrorist attacks in< ñ paris yesterday. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we're sitting in the 40s now, cold start to the day, windy still, at least through the evening, the winds gust at 35 miles per hour at times. so blustery day today if you're out in thor fields, baseball fields, you might want to wear the jacket with the winds whippiwhip ing around. sunday, chilly, 59, close to normal for this time of year, but a warmer midweek. tracking temperatures back in the 60s, 70 for

40s, 45 in allentown, 46 in mount pocono, and 48 degrees in philadelphia. south and east in the 40s, 49 in millville, new jersey, 49 in atlantic city, and 49 degrees in dover, delaware. a cold start, cold all day long and blustery with winds and cold air in place. wind chill feels colder than it is, feeling like the 30s. feeling like just 25 in mount pocono. 41 feel in philadelphia and feels like 42 in millville because of the winds coming from the northwest, that cold direction, and we are seeing winds anywhere from 10-25 miles per hour. 20 miles per hour winds in philadelphia right now. 20 miles per hour winds in mount pocono. 21 miles per hour in wilmington, and 21 also in atlantic city. those are the sustained wind. we're seeing them gusting higher than that. you can see up to 37 miles per hour in wilmington, a 36 miles per hour gust in mount pocono, and 35 gusts in millville. a gusty day, a cold day. we're going to keep this in place all day long. there's a flag blowing in the wind there. we're looking at future weather,

the big story today are windy conditions. the wind is breezy tonight, but clear, light overnight before breezy again on sunday. tonight, fair skies, light winds, dropping temperatures to near freezing north and west, 37 in the city. it's chilly again on sunday. a lot of bright sun. a bright day sunday. temperatures warmer than today, but still below 59 degrees. today, cold, windy, 49-52, winds gusting at 30 miles per hour, maybe 35. 51 today, by sunday, there's a sun, cold start, 60 degrees. monday, a lot of sun, really beautiful day, 64 degrees. tuesday, mix of sun, clouds, and 62. wednesday, we're going to add in more clouds, front is closer, 6 p. thursday, mostly cloudy, showers, 68, and breezy and cool on, partly cloudy. we'll be right back.

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nbc so breaking news. >> before we leave you, we want to give you a last live look outside one of the attack sites in paris. you can see the outpouring of support there. flowers left, candles presumably left and lit later on this evening. it's just an incredibly sad day for the people of france. this morning, the french president is calling last night's attack an act of war. isis is claiming responsibility for the shootings and explosions that killed at least 127 people. george, you've been following all the developments coming in into the digital operations center and news room in the morning. fill us in. >> the last five minutes since a fews ago, a report from the associated press that one of the bombers in the paris attack was a young frenchman who had been

flagged for his ties with islamic extremism, so this idea that possibly some terrorists may have been home grown, very troubling for the french. also, news out of the state department, a spokesman there confirms that americans are among the injured in paris. he did not comment if americans were among those killed. this video shows people who were running for their lives out of a concert hall there after explosions and gunfire last night. that concert hall, one of six venues where attacks happened. the gunmen also targeted cafes and a soccer stadium with a soccer match underway last night. this morning, police continued the search for clues at all scenes, and france's president vowing this morning in the first public words today, a merciless response to the attacks. the president raised the nation's security to the very highest level declaring three

days of mourning, and now we get this word that the possibility from police there in france that one of these bombers may have been a frenchman, a young frenchman with ties to islamic extremism, known ties to islamic extremism. >> it's interesting. last night, watching the reports come in, one witness described seeing, inside that concert hall, one of the attackers being as young as 17, 18, 19, so it may be that person they identified. >> so hard to imagine that kids really, that young, people that young could create this level of trauma for that country, and even more troubling, if these are people who grew up in france and became extreme, extreme as they got older. >> now the response comes from the u.s., and, of course, from the rest of the world. we know that support will be -- >> show of support. >> pouring in today. >> absolutely. >> george, thank you for being with us this morning. >> absolutely. >> we'll follow the developments in paris throughout the day here

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